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About The Ashland advertiser. (Ashland, Or.) 1893-1898 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1896)
Druggist. ——Stationer. Eugene A. Sherwin, Bookseller. Druggist. — PERSONAL. —Isaac Moore came over from Shake T uesday. —Gus Newberry, of Phoenix, was in town Monday. —Hugh McGuire, of Portland, was in Ashland last Friday. —Guert McCall went to Dead Indian Wednesday morning. —Max Pracht came down from Port-* land on Sunday’s train. —Mrs. C. T. Frizell and son left on Sunday’s train for San Francisco. —V. S. Patterson came over from his mine on Beaver creek last Sunday. —F. W. Sheffield, of Spokane, Wnv made a visit to Ashland last Saturday? —Mra. C. E. Greene left last Thursday for San Francisco, where she will reside. —Ivan Wild returned on Sunday eve ning’s train from Sjuaw Valley, Califor nia. —C. B. Watson returned last Thurs day from the Applegate country, where he has been campaigning for McKinley. —State Supt. G. M. Irwin and P. L. Campliell, of the Monmouth State Nor mal, returned home on Thursday eve ning’s train. —Mrs. C. II. Hargadine, of Klamath Co., airived in Ashland Friday evening, and is visiting with her parents, Mr.and M rs. J. R. Casey. —Jesse and Guert McCall came home Thursday from Graves creek. Jesse re turned Wednesday evening. Guert re mains to attend school. I'm not Hurt! . . i ’ m making a . . Howling Success’’ SELLING GROCERIES. Ashland, Oregon. COMB AND GET MY F»RICELS. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. club, Ashland band, etc. The enthus iasm of the audience was made apparent at every mention of McKinley’s name A. HINMAN, Jr., D. D. S., and the cause he represents. The Chautauqua building was tastefully dec office : orated with flags, bunting, Japanese lan terns, colored electric lights, etc.. | MASONIC BUILDING, UPSTAIRS, making a very attractive appearance. Satisfied at Last. It is a notable fact that the farmer is a hard man to please and satisfy ; no soon er is he thoroughly complaining of too much rain than the necessity of irriga tion stares him in the face and starts him investigating the latest practical and profitable methods. Experience now confirms the claim that a Hercules Gas oline Gas Engine solves the problem of economical, reliable power; and for once Sound Honey Parade. the farmer is suited, for a Palmer & Key Never in its history did Ashland see a pumping plant so operated gives him a more exciting time than was witnessed chance of clearing his overflown lands, ami, later on, of Hooding his parched in the torchlight procession of the local fields, besides using his engine for cut McKinley voters last Monday night. ting feed, sawing wood, and running When marching in single file, the pro churns, etc._____________ cession was al>out half a mile in length. More Petty Thieving. It was headed by horsemen, followed bv In the line of thefts that have been the Ashland band, next came the committed at several points southeast of citizens on foot, bearing torches and Ashland, comes one of recent date, Sat last. Cornelius Anderson, of transparencies, making a very pleasing urday Spencer creek, having come over to Ash spectacle to McKinley’s adherents. The land Friday, stored a small supply of torches were not carelessly distributed provisions in a cabin near his ranch among “small boys,” but almost en southeast of Ashland, for future use. tirely to men, loyal Americans w ho were He came to Ashland Saturday morning, not afraid to publicly demonstrate that and when he returned, he found that they were opposed to Tillmanism, Alt- his things had been stolen. He, with geldism, Brvanism and the principles several neighbors, traced the stolen ar (?) of secession. ticles up, and requested, by a written The column made an extensive march note, the thieves, who w’ere absent, to through the principal streets of our city, return them. The request was complied and finally came to an end at the Chau with Sunday night. tauqua building, where an immence Miss Edith Porter, Dunsmuir’s lead crowd was assembled to hear the last ing milliner, will move her extensive triumphant demonstration of the cam paign. A varied program was rendered- stock of millinery and notions to Ash solo, reading, short addresses, music by land next week and will continue the the local McKinley and Hobart glee business here. ASHLAND, - OREGON.- PAINLES8 EXTRACTION. DR. C. W. BARR, DENTIST, I. 0.0. F. BUILDING. ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS CAREFULLY AND SKILLFULLY INSERTED. Marriage Paper. Ladies’ ads free. Gents’ ads % cent a word. Everything confidential. Send 5 cents for copy. CUPID’S ECHO, (S ta . T) 15, B oston , M ass . Central Point Pointers. Rev. Henderson occupied the pulpit in the Baptist church last Sunday. H. E. McGinn, of Portland, delivered a political address to our citizens last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Parks, who had been under the doctor’s care at this place for some time, died here Monday. Interment the day following in the Central Point cemetery . L. E. Henderson and wife, of Will iams creek, spent Saturday and Sunday in town, returning home Monday. S. F. Flood, of Roseburg, addressed the people of Central Point Monday afternoon on campaign issues. Mr. Whiteman and wife, of Wood ville, were here Saturday, visiting their son, A. A. Whiteman. “M.”
